| Speaker |
Workshop Topic |
| Home & Community |
|
| Rosemary Nourse, WellElder Wellington |
Keeping Spirits Up – the vital role of counselling in sustaining resiliance in older people. |
| Helen Lloyd, Canterbury DHB |
Community Rehabilitation Enablement Support Team (CREST) – is this the answer to managing demand for aged residential care? |
| Professor Simon Biggs, Brotherhood of St Laurence |
Social Inclusion for older people – one of the great tasks of our future wellbeing. |
| Dr Catherine Love, Wellington Tenths Trust |
Wellbeing for kaumatua – the story of Wellington Tenths Trust |
| Michael Pead, Social Housing Unit |
Investing in affordable housing for older people – working with the Social Housing Unit to make a difference. |
| Nicola Turner, Presbyterian Support Central |
Day programmes & community workers – the essential strands in the network. What kind of services do best? |
| Rangimahora Reddy, Rauawaawa Kaumatua Trust |
Learning from success – what makes for outstanding support for kaumatua and kuia. |
| Dr Elizabeth Spellacy, Bay of Plenty DHB |
“Transitions” are always challenging especially when externally imposed and at a time when our reserves for change may be depleted. |
| Leadership |
|
| Bishop Victoria Matthews, Anglican Diocese of Christchurch |
Leadership workshop with keynote speaker: Crisis and its aftermath – what have we learned about ourselves and our systems in dealing with the Canterbury earthquakes? |
| Dr Brian Ensor, Mary Potter Hospice |
Palliative Care – managing the dilemmas. Is the aged care system set up to cope with the complexities of palliative care and are there alternatives? |
| Sheena Farquar & David Hanna, Wesley Community Action |
Client Directed Outcome Informed work at Wesleyhaven and Newtown Community Teams – crossing the Great Divide. |
| Associate Professor Judith Davey, Victoria University |
The future of aged care – supply, demand and other conundrums. |
| Alayna Watene, Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga |
Ways to promote more Maori and Pacific leadership management and cliinical settings across the whole aged care sector. |
| Dr Grace O’Sullivan, Auckland University of Technology |
Dementia care – changing the culture of care through all levels of service. |
| Professor Chad Boult, Liptitz Centre for Integrated Health Care, USA |
Building new systems to care for older people – what have we learnt? |
| Dr Richard Egan, Otago University |
Spirituality is at the centre of wellbeing. Examples of best practice in weaving spirituality into services for older people. |
| Residential Care |
|
| Sally Hopkin, Eden in Oz & NZ & Paul Barber, NZCCSS |
Improving the Quality of life for residents in aged residential care: Doing aged care better using available resources. |
| Dr Shankar Sankaran, Manukau DHB |
The Counties Manukau experience – an integrated model of care that works |
| Rod Perkins, Selwyn Foundation |
Premium Charging and additional charges in aged care – who is carrying the costs and what is fair? |
| Martin Taylor, Aged Care Association |
InterRAI in Aged Residential Care – a major change in aged residential care systems – a progress report |
| Chris Perkins, Selwyn Foundation |
New Issues in Dementia |
| Jean-Paul Bell, Arts Humour Foundation |
Keynote Speaker workshop SMILE study |
| Clare Brockett, Presbyterian Support Central |
Chaplinacy in Aged care – it’s time to get curious – what it means to offer intentional spiritual care. |
| Professor Ngaire Kerse, Auckland University |
Vitamin D in aged care – the magic solution? Looking at the impact of Vitamin D supplements in aged care. |
